Mount Pleasant High School - Green Leaf Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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if .D 546 V if SUZANNE NEUMEYER This five-foot-two dynamo of energy, who enjoys dancing and 'watching television, shared in va- ried activities. Among these were: Photography Club-9, Safety Patrol- 9, 10, Choir-9, 10, 11, intramural sports-9, 10, 11, 12, operettas-9, 11, Dramatics Club-10, 11, Driver's Training-11, Square Dance Club- 12, cheerleader-12, and usher for the jr. and Sr. Plays. Redheaded Sue, taking the commercial course, plans to become some- body's secretary after graduation. RUTH PAUL Ruth, a jovial lass, whose fa- vorite hobby is raising collies, joined the class in the 10th grade. Having a line record in sports and music, she played varsity hockey, basketball and softball-10, 11, 12, was in the School Band and Choir- 10, 11, 12 QBand Council-10, 111, the County Band-10, 11 and the Orchestra-11, 12. She was a mem- ber of the Usher Corps-10, Driver's Training-11 and the GREEN LEAF staff. Ruth's future destination is the Delaware Hospital School of Nursing. ELSIE NOELL Ambitious to become a chemical secretary, Elsie has been one of the outstanding members of the com- mercial course. ln her 9th and 10th years she participated in intra- mural basketball and was a Choir member-10, 11. President of Li- brary Club-10, treasurer of Home Economics Club-11 and typist for the GREEN LEAF were other ac- tivities. ln her spare time Elsie likes to knit and crochet. A busi- ness college is her choice for fur- ther education. 'E RICHARD PEOPLES Dick has kept up his scholas- tic grades and joined in several extra-curricular activities while keeping a part-time job during high school. These activities in- cluded: Band-9, 10, 11, varsity bas- ketball mgr.-10, Orchestra 10, 11, Shop and Photography Clubs-11, Driver's Training-11, Dramatics Club-12 and GREEN LEAF pho- tography editor. Dick's future plans will be centered around the optometry profession, he hopes to take the pre-medical course at the University of Delaware. ARTHUR OGGENFUSS Hoping to enter Lehigh Univer- sity in the fall, Art, a scientific student, plans to major in mechan- ical or chemical engineering. His school activities were varied, among which were: varsity soccer- 9, baseball manager-9, Boys' Home Economics and Leaders Clubs-9, varsity basketball-9 fmanager-10,, operettas-9, 11, football-10, Stu- dent Council-9, Photography Club-10, Choir-10, 11, 12, and Typing Club-11. Oggie enjoys working with his car, dancing, and going to the movies. PAULINE PEPPER Of much help to her class and school, this senior's activities in- cluded: operetta cast-9, school newspaper staffs-9, 10, 11, 12, var- sity softball-10, Safety Patrol-10, Choir-10, 11, varsity hockey and softball mgr.-11, Driver's Training- 11, jr. and Sr. Play prompter and GREEN LEAF staff. Though Paul- ine is an academic student, she shows much ability in secretarial work. The U. of Delaware is her next stop where she will major in elementary education.

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MARGARET MCGROARTY This attractive commercial stu- dent with a friendly smile has the desire to become a medical secre- tary after attending Beacom Col- lege. Two of her favorite activ- ities, intramural sports and varsity basketball-9, 10, 12, have been in- cluded in her school career. Maggie was elected vice-pres. of the Athletic Ass'n.-9, was in Choir- 9, 10, 11, joined Leaders Club-9, 10, 12, took Driver's Training-12, was a typist for the GREEN LEAF and served on various dance com- mittees. HARRY MOORE One of our class' most capable members, Harry has shown his qualities of leadership while at M.P.H.S. His interests were as varied as his activities and in- cluded: varsity soccer-9, basketball- 9, 10, 11, 12, Choir-10, 11, 12, fChoir mgr.-111, Class pres.-11, Jr. Play cast, volleyball-11, foot- ball 11, 12, Student Council vice- pres.-12, Safety Patrol-12 and GREEN LEAF staff. An outdoors enthusiast, Harry wants to study forestry at Colorado A. 81 M. GERALDINE MILLS Writing to pen pals and listen- ing to music are two pastimes which Gerry greatly enjoys. As a four-year Choir member, this academic student contributed a lovely soprano voice to that group and was a participator in several operettas. She joined Dramatics Club-12' and was on the costumes committee for the Sr. Play. Ger- ry's vocational interests are in the medical held and for her training she plans to enroll at the Delaware Hospital School of Nursing. DONALD MORRIS Donnie, who was a scientific student, is probably best remem- bered for his skill in football. His activities were evidence of his par- ticipation in sports, among which Were: varsity soccer-9, basketball- 9, 10, football-10, 11, 12 and base- ball-10, 11. Other activities to his credit were: Choir-10, Sports Club- 10, Science and Aviation Club-11, Chess and Checkers Club pres.-12 and Safety Patrol capt.-12. Don hopes to be a veterinarian after attending Concordia College. FRANCES MITCHELL Franny has been an active member of the commercial course and hopes to become a business secretary after attending Goldey College. Taking advantage of her athletic abilities, she has played intramural basketball-9, varsity bas- ketball-10, 11, intramural softball- 9, 10, 11 and joined Leaders Club- 10, 11, 12. She was in Choir-10, 11, took Driver's Training-11, served on the jr. Play publicity committee, was an usher for the Sr. Play and a typist for the GREEN LEAF. LYNN NEAGLEY An ambitious student of the sci- entific course, Lynn is preparing to become a dentist. He hopes to take the pre-dental course at Davidson College. Lynn was a Band member-9, 10 fBand treas- IOJ and was a Choir member-11, 12. He had leading parts in the senior operettas-9, 11 and ex- pressed his dramatical talents 'in the Jr, and Sr. Plays. Lynn played on the varsity football and volley- ball teams-1l, took Driver's Train- ing-11 and was on the GREEN LEAF staff. ff f W 7,- ESQ ,169 X1 V . 5 All

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PAUL PETERS Paul, who is much interested in motors and mechanics, is unde- cided about his future plans. While at M.P.H.S. this tall and lanky senior expressed a liking for sports and played varsity football-10 and basketball-10, 11, intramural base- ball 9, 10 and intramural basket- ball-10, 11, 12. He was a member of Leaders Club in his 9th year and of Sports Club in the 10th grade. As other interests, Paul joined Audio Visual Club-10 and Photography and Science and Avi- ation Clubs-11. JAMES RILEY jimmy, although small in size, has shown much adaptability for sports and has demonstrated such while playing varsity soccer-9, basketball-9, 10, football-10, 11 and baseball-10, 11, 12. He was also a varsity football manager-12. Jimmy had a part in the annual operetta 9, was Class president-9 and Class vice-president-10, was a Choir member-10, 11, 12 and on the Safety Patrol-12. This senior would like to make baseball his future career and hopes to attend the Dodgers' Baseball School. BARBARA QUEENER Without a doubt, Barb has been one of our most outstanding seniors. Her activities included: basketball mgr.-9, Safety Patrol chief-9, 10, Student Council sec.- 9, 11, PLEASANT VIEWS editor- 10, Freedom Train rep.-10, GREEN FLASH editor-11, Driver's Train- ing-11, Class sec.-11, state rep. to N.A.S.C. conference-11, Student Council pres.-12, GREEN LEAF editor and Sr. Play prompter. She hopes to be an elementary school teacher after attending William and Mary College. THOMAS ROSS Tommy, a general course stu- dent, will enroll at P.M.C. to pre- pare for a career in business ad- ministration. He rates dancing and fun-making as his favorite pas- times. Among Tom's school ac- tivities Were: intramural football and baseball-9, 10, varsity football- 10 and volleyball-11. He was a member of Photography Club-10, Aviation and Science Club-11, Dra- matics Club-12, worked on the stage crew for the jr. and Sr. Plays, and joined the Safety Patrol-12. WILLIAM REEDER An athlete through and through, Bill played varsity baseball-9, 10, basketball-9, 10, 11, 12 the was state high scorer in basket- ball-12j football-10, 11, 12, and volleyball-11. He was in the an- nual operetta-9, was on the Safety Patrol-9, served as Athletic Ass'n. treas.-10, joined Leaders Club-10, Sports Club-11, Choir-11, 12 and was 12-B homeroom president. Bill took the academic course in preparation for an agriculture course at Oklahoma A. 8: M. EDYTHE SANDS Edythe, often called Marian, is an academic student with a quiet and pleasing personality. Safety Patrol-9, Dramatics Club-10, var- sity softball mgr.-10, varsity hockey- 10, PLEASANT VIEWS staff-10, Senior Choir-11, Cadet Choir vice- president-12, Sr. Play costumes committee and intramural sports were among her activities. Edythe has also participated in various class affairs. This senior will en- roll at the U. of Delaware to major in home economics. If at 0 , tem I it ll